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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-05-13

MADRID, May 10.-The minister of foreign
affairs informed congress that it was inpsoh-
able that a commercial treaty between the
West Indies and the tnited States should he
arraIged. The government was not inclined
to enter upon tariff war. Cuban home rulers
declared that tho government, unless it
promptly found means to improve the pros
poets of the Spanish West Indes By granting
the liberty demanded by creoles, would find it.
sell unable to check the Cuban movement in
favor of annexation to America,
II is reported that Carists are assisting the
Cuban separatlsts to organize an outbreak.
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9,roubls for County sent..

BISMARCK. OAK, May &-There ls troubl,
ahead for nanlher u county sests an dakota
A law Of last winter provides that nav cleo
tions for the location of county seats mar ~
hell in al the counties whero tue original
or present location was suadstby lees than {
majority vote, This Is likely to raise partIcn-
lar cain In good many places. Among the
county seats said to have been located by lees
than majority vote are Pcmbina, Grand
Forks Fargo, jamestown. I.amourO, and the
county seats Of Rlehland, Burbank, Ransom
and at least dozen more counties, In some
places commissioners were appointed to locate
these towns and no vote was had. These are
supposed to come under the law, and on q
petition new election will have to be ordered,
IL will bo we'll for people interested to look up
the facts both in North aud South Dakota.
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BISMARCK, May 5.-Treasurer Raymond has
raised the question as 10 whether railroads
which extend their lines are to DO taxed under
the law as old or new roads; that is, whether
limo which has had 100 miles of road in oper.
alton five years, and within the year xtends
this line 100 miles more, is liable on the latter
portion for the minimum or maximum tax.
Heretofore all the roads, with perhaps epa az
cepton, have paid only the minimum tax on
extensions. The question was submitted by
Raymond e, Ike attorney general, and the lat
:er decides that the full rate must be paid on
such lines There ia large amount Of back
tax to be paid by the roads if this opinion ia
sustained.
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ter's son Frank, boy Of ton years, jumped
out when the team started, and no material
damage was done

Saturday was one Of the most disasreoable
days ever experienced in this section. At an
early hour in tho morning the wind began
blowing from the south, end by noon had
become almost hurricane. The air was filled
so densely with dust that it was impossible to
see more than short distance. number of
outhouses, barns and sheds were blown over,
the most serious Of which was the destruction
OF the machinery shed on Mr.. Thomas Fos-
ter's farm, involving, probably. loss Of 800.
The barn on Frank Ward's farm at Sherbrooke
was turned completely over. number Of
farmers and others who were in from tho
country had TO remain over till next day, In
the evening there was pretty sharp thunder
and lightning, accompanied by good shower
OF rain, which cleared the atmosphere. All
agree that it was the most disagreeable day
they have experienced in the territory.
Mr. A. Barrmann, division engineer of the
Manitoba, arrived ON Saturday from St. Paul
in charge of a party of surveyors and Monday
morning commenced the survey OF a line for
the extension Of the Hope branch. The party
are very reticent, and but little more can be
CLEANED than that the party expect to be at
work the best part of tho season. Tho line
now being run is directly northwest, and
crosses the survey made last fall several times.
IL Is probable that several lines will be run be-
Tore definite location is made. The present
line runs directly to Pickert, aud is continued
N general northwesterly course from there
on. 1t is impossible to learn the objective
point OF the survey. but We see no reason for
Changing the opinion heretofore expressed that
the road will DO extended to Rugby junction.
Mi. Barrmann was last winter at Minot during
the building Of the long bridge just west Of
there. He Isl pleasant aud affab!o gentleman,
and expresses himself much pleased with the
lay OF tue country, SO far rs his work has
progressed.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-05-13

Graud Forks PIaindealer: At some r,ne
during the last winter man named Hayes
was put of a Northern Pacific train near Cas-
selton, by conductor Frank Bell, for refusing.
to pay hia fare. He alleges that he was
roughly handled. and put of between stations.
Some three weeks later the conductor was
discharged from the employ of the Company.
BE is now in the employ Of the Manitoba. antf
on the arrival Of his train here Wednesday, he,
was subpenaed by the Northern Pacific as q
witness for the road in suit brought by
Aassa ;cr $4,000 damages as the outcome Of.
sOing put off tho train by Bell. The conaae-
tors deposition was taken at the Ingalls, house
Wednesday night, before Justice Wilcox Of
Larimore. who came here aos that purpose.
Lawyers Bemls asa Staith were up from
Fargo to SEQ taas the deposition was put in
ahips&ala.
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Route OF the Hrafherd d Northwest.

1sOHse or the Hratherd d Northwest
80: ern.
The projectors OF the Brainerd d Northwest
ern railroad, that is now building, have been
very careful to conceal the proposed north
western route of their road. 1t wac learned
yesterday EowsYe., tlas tl,e ratto embraces
very complex System that is to gridlron the
Northern Minnesota section OF the Red river
valley. The main line will run from Brainerd
to Long Lake, Nay Creek, Pine River and past
South Leech lake. AtLowry branch will lsaye
this line and 60 due west, esesslhg Red river
as a liue Will Caledonia, and from thence
passing on 10 Mayville and Portland, connect
Ing thero with the Manitoba branches from
Casselton. This will give the Manitoba three
or four branch lines into the Goose river valley
country, known far and wide as one OF tie
best wheat sec!ions in sori4 NakoFa. From
Aowrg .ho luain line keeps on due northwest
to Elizabeth, where another branch leaves it
going west to East Grand Forks and Grand
Forks proper. The main line continues on to
Grafton. What its course from there will be
is not known, though it is surmlsed /! will run
north to the boundary ;ils ap4 make cohheet-
ians with Canadlan lipes giving to Manitoba
IN The end third American connection.
| nesl FTese.
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An ExanAle.

Somc time during tho summer Of 1855 a
young man by the name of ]. n. Knapp then
living few miles north Of Mayville, this
county, executed tn favor Of K. &. Spring en-
chattel mortgage tor some $3.50. About June
OF the same year Mr.. Springer claims that
Mr.. Knapp, without his consent, removed the
Rortgaged property (sone horres) to Mon.
tana, and not until this spring did Mr. Springer
know of his whereabouts As soon AZ he
learned where be had gone he employed Levi
see d Levsee as attorneys to look after bis
claim, whereuDon the necessary papers were
issued and requisition obtained and placed in
tho hands Of Deputy Sheriff Olson, who found
his man some three hundred miles northwest
OF Helena, Montana, near the Rsislsa posses
slons and landed tisa in Portland before JUS
tl2a iseikes Tuesday, Of last week, who held
defendant to appear before the grand jury in
the sum Of $500. Now it Is not the intention
OF the Inter- Ocean to pass sentence upon Mr.
Knapp, but whether he be guilty OF cot hs
has been placed at considerable expense and
Inconvenience, wsile at the same time 1t casts
Cloud af distrust among those who were once
his friends. This is an important case and one
which will 60 long ways toward purifying
the mortgage business in Traill county,-pest-
land Inter-OceQn
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What True Merit VIII 10.


The unprecedentedsa sale OF ROsobee's German,
syrup within few yeass, has astonished the
world. 1t is without dcabt the safest and best
remedy eye, discovered for the speedy and
eeecsaal cure Of coughs, colds and the sevezess
lung troubles. 1t acts on an entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptioRa given by
physicians, as 1t does not drg up cough and
leave the disease still in the system, but on the
contrary removes the cause of the trouble, heala
the rasss affected and leavs them In purely
healthy condition. A bottle kept in the house
for use when tho diseases make thesr appear
ance, will save doctors billa and . long spe4l OF
serious illness. A trial will convince you Of
these facts. 1t Is positively sold by all druggists
and general dealers in the land. Price, 70 cts.,.
lasE0 bottles.
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TERRITORIAL GLEAyINGs

| Natural gas has been struck in three differ.
ent places near Blunt.
Aberdeen voted Saturday to Issue $4,000
bonds to buy city hall site.
A Swiss colony is moving from Parker 10
New Salem. just west of Mandan.
Sparks cancelled Vim. vietche's Huron en-
try Lamar now reverses Sparks and allows it.
The Cass county tax title case will be heard
AZ 1anktou next week. 1t involves $4,000.
The woods near Grand Forks took fire Sat-
urday and confagration was narrowly
ayerted.
Engineers are surveying line from Bis
marck to La Moure as branch Of the North
ern Pacific.
). N. Quinn, Of the Bismarck Tribune was
elected secretary Of the railroad commission
on Tuesday; salary $l,5OO.
A farmer named Wright sixty years of age,
living near Arvlla committed suicide BY hang.
ing himself Sunday night
Halt Of Minot, tho western terminus o, tbe
Manitoba railroad, was burned to the ground
on Monday. Loss $4,000; no Insurance.
A. C. Jordan, who has had editorial charge
OF the Fargo Republican for the past two years,
has sold his interest to his brother j. J. Jordan
Auditor Maxwell says the law requires that
new members of the board of education
shall qual'fy with him-but does not REQUIRE
any report from him to the board.
A dispatch from Highmore says the coro.
ners jury returned verdict against Sanders
Olson for poisoning his wife. She was found
dead in bed Wednesday morning. He il in
fail.
Fargo Republican,: Col E. c. Geary las
purchased property at Sheldon, with q view of
embarking in the banking business in that
hourlshing town. 'Hap will be junior mart
ner, but thu name Of the firm las not ,et been
decided upon.
Hilsboro Banner; Col Robinson, the NAV.
vile lumber man, Is All inveterate punstsr.
DO walked up to Cashier sarles recently aud
asked for ten for ten days. The banker wi,he,
to know il the colonel will put up his watch
as collateral, when the latter replied, .Oh no.
1didn't want to xet il on tick.
The report published from the Chicago that
the Milwaukee road has awarded contracts
Tor the grading Of its road to Bismarck and
from Sioux City to its South Dakota extension
is received with great enthusiasm at Bismarck,
This will give almost an air limo between
Chicago and Bismarck, and the statement that
trains will be running before snow flies comes
from authority which is considered reliable.
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Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Texas, by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. ]. E. Corley, who was 50 help
less he could not turn in bed, or raise his head
everybody said he wns dying Of consumption.
A trial bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery was
sent him. Finding relief, he bought a large
bottle and a box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills;
by the timo lie hal taken two boxes Of pills
and two bottles Of the discovery, he was well
and had gained in flesh tLirty-six pounds.
Trial botte Of this great discov.ry for coll
sumption free at Wambcrg & jacobson $
drug store, Hope, d. T.
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Everything you want to keep soul and body
together, everything you want to protect your
body frolA tho eleMensa, everything: you want
to protect your body against the heat of this
hot cllnate-and let me tell you that seven
strawberry seasons will pass before you have
an opportunity to buy them as cheap again.
So says Wasem.
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Alasl the lnsiatilits Of human expectations.
A line ehoat impounded by our worthy Pound
Master Mooers found a hole under the fence
and SO regained his liberty. The $1.6O charges
against it are now put on the books subject to
collection. Uncle Mooers says be is going to
tie a knot in the tail of the next one he catches
as he aop't s pFsopeosse pse aaaSipg Ihs same tfact
played ON him again :',:ss -.
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OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Office at Fargo, d.

LINu UlllCt At F.I!BU d. T.,
March oath. Il 81.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final entity thereof, viz:
,Krlstlap $: sYllang. e.. =. N9 8.1B5 for lhe
noftheast qlatter of section p. township I45
north. range 54 west, and names the following as
his witnesses viz: John Domar. Thomas Even
son. Syver Haagensen and Henry Domier, all Of
Portland. Trail county. D. T.
The testimony of claimant and witnesses to be
taken before the Judge Of the probate court at
Sherbrooke, Steele county, D. T., on Friday, the
18th day of May, A. D. 1887, at his Office.
Ames d sto1iilisr, attofnets, sMayslile, d: III
ap1myB
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Hon. D. w. Sprague organized a Farmers
Aliauce at Sherbrooke, Wednesday. Quite a
number Of farmers in and around Sherbrooke
were in attendance. The following oiAeera
wera eleeted! John oxton, president; J, W.
Stewart vice-president; B. w. Berry, secre-
tary; John Duncan, treasurer.
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Ready FOR Trouble.

BISMARCK, May 9.-Major Bell, Of the Sey.
enth cavalry, arrived here Yesterday en- route
to Fort Rptard, from which place he will take
two companies Of cavalry to the field for serv-
ice iu the construction Of tho extension OF the
Manitoba roads. The troops will keep in the
van, and while there is no knowledge of an
intention on the part Of the Indians to inter-
fere with the building of the road across the
reservation, it has been thought best by the
company as well as by the government to have
troops on the field.
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Blowing I'm n Hill.

FARGO. May, lit is quito note FOR Fargo
that It's city engineer, J. M. Kose, has been
summoned by telegraph by St. Paul parties to
undertake a feat in engineering regarded az
almost impossible by American engineers. Ii
is to remove bill in West St. Paul into tie
valley by dynamite. The hill has an approxi-
mate base Of about three-quartsrs Of mile and
aheight Of ECO feet. He expects by tho explo-
sion to give 1t such angular force that 1t will
be projected into the valley at its base, with
the use Of about 1900 pounds Of dynamite.
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ElnAAHA

Beautiful Flowers aud Plants, Cut Flowers
for funerals, parties and weddings supplied OIL
orders by mail or telegraph. AL kinds Of
greenhouse plants packed and shipped to all
parts OF the country. Address Mendenhall,
Greenhouses, 18th street and lst Avenue South
or city store, Is 4th Street South, Minneapolis.
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The Hope band ha, received an offer from
the citizens of Aayylle tcF their musical serE=
ices IN that CITY on tie 18th, but owing to bust
ness engagements on the part of several Of the
members Of the band, they will he unable to
accept
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Ducklen's Arnicu Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheuIn, fever sores, tetter,
chapped hands, clilblains, corns, and all skin
ernptions, and positively cures piles, or pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Wamberg L jacobson,
HODe ID, T.
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Secretary Muldron afirms Sparks decision
in the case Of James B. Smith vs.. John T,
Hoover, on appeal by Hoover f;Sm Ar. sprakas
aesisiau Of July I, 7sss,' holding for canoela-
ton his timber culture entry made Oct. 1,
1880, at Mitchell, OAK.
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Dated May 18th, 1857.
Wanted.

Ten or fifteen head Of yearlings, for which
will pay fair price in cash. Apply to
FRED RUGG, Manager Pickert Farm.
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The serenity Of Wednesday evening was In
truded upon by Clarence Carpenters team Of
colts taking fright and running away. They
started toward home and finally wound up on
tho railroad track about two miles below town
Whepa they ssele eaAght BY shesia Walden
and brought back. Fortunately Mr.. Carpen-
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For Sale.

Four second-hand Seedcr, one Of them
broadcast; will sell for cash or On time, cheap,
or will trade for cattle or hogs. Also one
Champion Mower, in good order. Apply to
FRED RUGG, Manager Pickort Farm.
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G. II. Ward, L. A. Jacobson. Mot Washburn
aud J. W. Wheeler started for Lake Eusign,
% miles southwest from here, yesterday, for a
few days fishing. 1t is not anticipated that
they will -esuire mere ihaB swe extra teams
to hani hdlHe the fihy results ot their expedl
ton,
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Tho laundry Of which we hear so much said,
has not been started yet. It must come soon
or our young beaus say they will have te atop
their regular Sunday evening visits or else fall
into disrepute as to cleanliness.
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The band boys have been enlivening the
town in the evenings by their open air concerts.
II the boys enjoy the music as well as their
townsmen, we may look for scEe mole sweet
strains in tie future.
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Tho Dakota 1mmigration journal b new
monthly publication issued at woonsoctet
Dakota. hy Fnnk Kelly, with Lacy q. shaifer
% business manager. Both gentlemen are
Newspaper men Of experience and ability. It
b devoted to immigration and real estate, Civ
Ing facts about the grain and stock regions Of
southeast Dakota, the wheat fields OF tho
north and the mining regions OF the Black
Hills. 1t gives prices Of improved real estate
and tells where government land may ret be
had. It b prcfusely illustrated and a. il Is the
only publication Of the kind In Dakota, 1t will
have large circulation. Specimen copies,
Scts; yearly subscription, 50cta. Address Da-
kota Immigration Journal, Woonsocke., D. T.
Peterson's Magazine for June is on our Ia
BILE, fresh aud bright as tue first month of
summer itself. The steel-engraving, hand
some colored fashion plate, aud numerous
wood.cuts arc even above their usual average
OF excellence. and, regarded from literary
point Of view, this number, both in the matter
Of tales and poetry, il moro than ordinarily
rich aud varied. Tho illustrated story, ..Dick
Lacey's Choice" is charmingly told, and Mrs.
sherwood's interesting serial, "The Professors
Daughter" closes in dramatic and satisfac-
tory manner. A new volume begins with the
July number, affording good opportunity to
form clubs. Terms: two dollars year, with
large reductions to clubs. A specimau copy
will be sent free to anyone desiring to get up
a club. Address Peterson's Magazine, 3Os
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Cooporstown 1udependcnt: Lightning struck
tho machinery building Of c. H. Frost, near
tho river, Sunday night about II 80 o'clock,
and 1t was burned to the ground, together
with its contents, one binder, one mower, ono
sulky rake. one Monitor seetler. one cultlvator,
one new hay rake, and sulky plow which he
had sold day or two before; the shed was
4Ox40 feet. Tho machinery was insured in
the Farmers Mutual OF Griggs county for $3.50;
and tho loss above the insurance Is placed ut
$tOO.
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T. X. Hnlme has sent bis gray gelding,
"Mambrino Baker," out in the country and
will let him run for few weeks. when he
will be taken up again and fitted for the fall
races
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H. L. Smith will start for Grand Forks on
Monday, where he goes as representative OF
the grand lodge OF the I. 0. 0. F., which will
be in session in that city on the 18th and 18th.
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Stroyod.

From my farm on section 8 144 81, a two
year old so1el mare. Anyone giving informa-
tion that will lead to the recovery of the above
described property will be rewarded.
A. NJ, McLAUGHLIN
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DON'T forget that Wasem has all kinds of
wall paper with which to beautify your homes
and help to make Dakota attractive.
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Charley Ward drove over to Clifford Wedpes.
day, accompanied 5y Z. ]: Ac:Malon and
ths odito4. and says Mac has the best span Of
roadsters he ever drew line over in the terri
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The Mardell postoflice has been removed to
the residence Of Steep Steep p. solssn, and Mr..
Nelson will hereafter serve Uncle Sam in the
capacity of postmaster.
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The Western National bank q which e1s-
Secretary Manning Is prsshaent and ex-Treas
urer Jordan is vice president, was opened in.
New York, May 10.
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The weather has been dry aud trade a little
quiet, still Waseln has q few tLincs left to
feed you on and cloth yoa with, aud lots Of
soap to scrub you with,
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DR.. Philip was called to tue north eud of the
county on Wednesday TO attend Ole Martinson,
who is dangerously illwith typhoid pneumo
MA
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Owing to tho weather Saturday the base ball
game between the stats" and ''leapsn did not
take place, and much fun was lost.
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straw hats in endless variety, both for men,
women and children, and few for the rest
of the folks at Wasems. Now is the time to
purchase while the sizes are all in.
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D. P. Baldwin spent Friday evening in the
metropolis, aud succeeded iu brushing away
the mental cobwehs Of several mouths accu.
mutation.
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H. E. Wasem is happy in the possession Of
a fine "family horsep, aud brand new buggy
which rather takes the slime off Of them all.
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The Spring has Come!

And Wambeg jacobson inviting the attention Of the people
of Hope the surrounding country the large stock OF SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS which they Offering submit the
following declaration of principles by which they will be guided
in their business:
Nhas always furnish reliable articles
a. or he
We have ready for the inspection Of the public the largest
and most complete stock Of
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Hare You tried any 50 that rolled oat meal
aa EasetIp 81 ii not 76lE iIsIay one moment;
1t will surely prolong your earthly existence,
II you eat il long enough.
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c. G. Merriell has been confined to his bed
by sickness for few days; however, with the
assistance of DR.. Philip we may look to seeing
him on deck again very soon.
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Ben. Bullwinkle, for eighteen years chief of
the Chicago Insurance patrol, died at Flag.
staff, Ariz., on the 9th.
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w. I. Warrey has been awarded the contract
for the erection Of a school house over il
Glendale township.